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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 379, 28 May 1918, Page 3

By Special Bequest of the Bed Cross the Pukekohe Branch of the Women's Patriotic League make an URCENT APPEAL FOB HOSPITAL GARMENTS to be sent to Mesopotamia, the same to be shipped early in June. Hand sewers and machine workers wanted. Garments will be giren out at the Pukekohe Borough Council Chamber on Friday next, May 31st, from 1 p m to 4.30 p.m. Remnants of old blankets suitable for hot water bottle covers will be thankfully received. (Miss) Y. WJSBBTEB, 221 President

MANCERE ROAD BOARD Printed copies of the Balance Sheet for year ending March 31st, 1918, may be obtained on application to either of the Maogere Post Offices or to the undersigned. JSDGAK ABHCBOFT, Clerk May 28th, 1918 219 To the Farmers' Unions The undersigned is prepared to undertake ploughing contracts with motor tractor, either light scrub, •wamp or grass. If sufficient work ia obtainable the plant will remain in the district. Address— ; L. T. BEAR, 211 O/o office of this paper FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL WANTED—Six good men for «xca • ▼ation works at Council's Quarry, Mercer. Wages 11/- per day, also three experienced quarry men, wattes 12/6 per day. Apply to Quarry Foreman, Mercer. J F. McARTHUR, 213 County Engineer. Farm Wanted About 100 to 150 acres. Must be good land and in good grass, near Pukekohe. Fair house and outbuildings. Qoing concern preferred. Client waiting will give first mortgage of £ft,ooo in payment. Apply to T. J. CORIN, Manurewa I have namerous enquiries for small farms. If I have not already got youra send in particulars at once. 212 WAIKATO RIVER BOARD RAIC NOTICE

Iff OTICS is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the "Biver Boards' Act, 1908," and the "Waikato Biver Board's Act, 1912," and all other Acts enabling it, the Waikato Biver Board intend at a Special Meeting of the Board to be held on Saturday, the Ist day of Jane, 1918, at tbe office *f the Board, Mercer, to pass a resolution, intend* ing to operate as a Special Order, striking and levying A GENERAL BATE, as follows :- A Class lands-a rate of £d in the £ B Class lands—a rate of fd in the £ C Class lands—a rate of 3/16 d in the £ And a Special Bate as follows: A Class lands—Loan Account, £d in the £ B Class lands—Loan Account, gd in the £ C Class lands—Loan Account, 3/16 d in the £ Upon the capital value of all the rateable properties within the boundaries of tne Waikato Biver Board District for the period commencing |on the Ist day of April, 1918, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1919, such rates to be due and pay* able to the Collector iu one instalment at the office of the Board, Meroer, on and after the 31st July, 1918, also A Special Bate upon the capital values of all rateable properties in Boto Ngaro portion of the Whan* gape sub-division wiftin the bound* ariea of the Waikato Biver Board's distnot for the £BSO loan for lower* iog the Boto Ngiro Lake, as follows, viz.: A Class land*—ld in the £ B Class lands—}d in the £ C Class lands—id in the £ And a Special Bate upon the capital valuee of all rateable properties in the Mangatawhiri subdivision within the Waikato Biver Board's district for the #.500 loan for clearing the Mangatawhiri stream as follows: A Class lands—ld in the £ B Class lands—Jd in the £, C Class lands—id in the £ Such rates to be for the period commencing on the Ist day of April, 1918, and ending the 31st day of March, 1919, and to be due and payable to the Collector in one instalment at the office of the Board, Mercer, on and after the 31st July, 1918. The Valuation Bolls may be seen at the Board's office during office hours. EDWARD HALLETT, Clerk and Collector Waikato Biver Board Meroer, 10th May, 1918, 158 WHY let your music books, ' pieces, etc. remain untidy or torn when the same can be rebound or repaired at the " Times" office. All branches ot book-binding undertaken.